Asfora
Age:
Location:
Size:
Sex:
Date of Upload:
Coat Length:
10-12 months
Cairo, Cairo, Egypt
Small
Female
Nov 1, 2025
Short
Dogs
Cats
Kids
Not tested
Not tested
Not tested
Activity Level:
Potty Training:
Medical Needs:
Playful
Litterbox
Needs to be spayed/neutered
Extra Needs:
None
Vaccinations:
Microchip:
Spayed / Neutered:
Unvaccinated
No
No
Ready to Travel:
Asfora: The Birdsong Survivor Seeking a Forever Home
Asfora is a truly special girl with a remarkable story of resilience and love. She first appeared in her current neighborhood as a tiny, orphaned kitten and was initially adopted by one of the resident community cats. For a long time, Asfora was a quiet shadow—she would greet her human caregiver but never played or meowed, leading some to wonder if she was mute. This gave her her beautiful name, "Asfora," which means "Birdsong," because when she finally found her voice, it was a tiny, sweet chirping sound, like a little bird.
Her Journey to Health
Asfora's start was difficult. After a period, she developed a severe, chronic cough. After a setback and a second opinion, she was diagnosed with chronic chest and ear inflammation, requiring an intensive and extended treatment plan.
Her caregiver bravely committed to her recovery, bringing her for daily veterinary visits and keeping her safe indoors during this crucial time. Due to the presence of five other resident cats who were too aggressive to accept a newcomer, Asfora had to be kept in a confined space within the apartment.
A Late Bloom of Playfulness
After two months of dedicated care, Asfora's blood tests are finally looking good! She still experiences a slight tilt to her head occasionally, but it is improving.
The most heartwarming part of her recovery is the explosion of playfulness she has discovered. Having missed her kittenhood due to illness, she is now a little kit at heart! When released from her temporary confinement, she enthusiastically chases balls, hides, and surprises her human, making up for lost time.
Her Perfect Home
While her caregiver is heartbroken to see her confined after such a difficult journey, they cannot keep her permanently. Asfora deserves so much more than a small, temporary enclosure. She is a sweet, gentle cat who is now ready to finally have the life she has fought so hard for.
Asfora needs a loving home where she can be free to move and play. She deserves a family that understands her history and will give her the freedom, space, and affection to fully embrace her playful, curious nature.
She is ready for a forever home where she can be a spoiled, happy, and free cat.












